The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-13
MORE RonRER1rs CROPPING OUT.

ne leIU w yOlllnp, MS Rome, carried a SILVER
watch and had about $50 in money after
buying his ticket. Only s. was found on
his body. Aman, apparently a tramp about
30 years OF age, was caught III the act OF
robbing corpse and was spotted thereafter
by young man, and made sneak for
Piper City. For three hours one woman
was hanging out of car window, her body
liteless. She was caught by the thighs and
1t took about fifteen minutes to eXtricate
her. Her legs were horribly mangled and
the flesh torn completely off.
A GHoULISH ACT.
One of the most ghoush acts ever re-
out of the cars. Near him during the jour
ney was woman with a fine gold watch
and chain. She was badly injured and cried
with anguish "Oh, God, help mew The
man turned apparently to assist her, but in
stead stopped over, grabbed the watch and
chain and fled.
The wrecking party, who were among
the first to go through the wreck, saw
watches, chains and pocketbooks scattered
around. Such of these as they had time
they picked up and restored to their owners
The train wreckers are working
both ways at the wreck and
1t is almost certain that they
will get the track cleared before tomorrow
night. In the third coach from the engine
was man with his wife aud daughter.
When the wreck occurred he lost his hand
satchel but afterward found it, but his pock-
etbook containing S95 was gone.
A NEW THEORY.
A new theory has been developed 1t is
in effect that at the inquest an attempt will
be made to prove that there was a fire at
that bridge on the afternoon of the acci-
dent. Mr.. Dalph, or ''old man" Dalph, as
he is known here, lives northeast of the
wreck. His house is about a quarter of a
mile from the wreck, while his land comes
right up to the bridge. What it
will be attempted prove by him is that dur
ing the afternoon he saw smoke rising in
the direction of the bridge Knowing how dry
twas and fearful lest his oats stubbIes and
shocks should be burned he went to the place
and found fire around the bridge II. Davis,
who lives quarter of mile east will be
called on to corroborate him.
LIST OF THE KILLED.
The list of the killed so far as ascertained
at II o'clock to-day is as follows:
From Peoria-Miss Pearl Adams, Mrs.
William Allen, Mrs Pearl Andrews, Mrs.
William Ball and daughter, Mrs. Blandin
and two children, J. Brady, Mrs. S. b.
Breeze, NJ. Breeze, Elizabeth Brees, Capt
Dahllle, Harbor Master of Peoria,
Peter Dalke, Mrs. James Deal, Mrs. Fannie
Deal, Mrs. Doty and daughter, Mrs. Ed
wards and two daughters, Pearl French,
William French Mrs Ada Gale, Mrs. W.
Garretson, Mrs. Gersten, +. Godel, - Go
del, son of f. Godel, Mrs. Kelly, Miss
Kelly, Elsie Mach, Miss Maggie Malvow'
Mrs. H. T. Mann, Edward McCintock, En-
gineer Eugene McClintock and daughter,
Mrs. Mary McEvoy, Mrs. Miller, Miss Nor
ley, Mrs. John Murphy, Rosa Murphy, John
Murphy, L. S. Neil, Mrs Jennie O'Shaugh-
Af,s.,
Mr.. Purdy, Mrs. Pqtneey William
Ida Salisbury, Mrs Sndell, George O.
Smith, T. A. Smith, Con Smith, William
f. Sterns and two daughters, William
Stevens and two daughters, Mrs. Snedeker
and son Frank, Emma Stevens, Ida Stevens,
r. f. Strachan, Trovolo, Elsie Ulrich,
Mrs. Valdejo and daughter, Mr.. w. Val
dejo Miss Julia Valdejo, Mrs. Valentine,
Wright, Mr.. Wright, Mrs f. B, Wrennette,
Frederick Wrennette, Miss Pearl Wren
nette, Mrs. William Zendel, Mrs. Zimmer-
man.
The following dead are from other points:
Mrs. Rev. Haymill, of Abingdon, Ill; Ezra
Sale, of Alta, III. Michael Regan, of Bing
hamton, N. N; Capt. A. A. Martin, A.
Ill. j. J. Body, d. A. Green, J. A. Green,
J. F. Kelly, j. S. Kaler, J. s. Kelly, of
Breedsyille, III. James Sherman, of Brim-
field, H.; w. II. Potter, of Bushnell,
ILL.,. Noah Havermore, of Canton ILL.,
- Chowda, of Chenoa, Ill; viii
liam Craig, of Cuba, Ill; w.
II. Lott Of Elmwood, ILL.,; Matt Castle,
of Elpaso, H.; James Blair Mrs. j. A.
Clay, j. NJ. Clay, Mania Clay. Mai. Sher-
man Laws, NJ ISIS Jessie Meeks Mrs. Judge
Meek, Arthur Mccarthy of Eureka, Ill.
Emeline Carruthers, Of Evans, I'LL
e. j. Adams, of Fairburg, Ill.
Mrs. DIR. Duckett, Of Forest, Ill.
Miss Eva Allen, Mrs Mamie Alter, Miss
Minnie Alter, Miss Eva Alter, of Fort Madi-
son, Ia; J. ID. Richardson, j. ID, White
ridge, of Franklin, Neb. DIR. William NJ
Collins, Mr.. +: Godell and son, Mrs. Nc
Clure and child, p. p Van Lew, of Gales
burg, Ill. . William Forbes, of Glenwood,
ILL.,. Henry Siegle and son, of Keokuk, Ia
Olney Sparth, of Green Valley, ILL.,
Rev. O. Sparks. of Green Valley, III. John
A. Moore, of jacksonville, ILL.,. Mrs Arch
Crosswell, of Kankakee, H.; Mrs. II. B.
Mcclure, of Keithsburg, III. !; Melvin Smith,
Mrs Melvin Smith, of Metamora, ILL.,
Isaac Badly, Isaac Bentley, of Morrison, Ill.
Mossville, ILL., Mrs. r. H. Clark, of Rich
town, o.; Oscar johnson, of Sever, Ill.
Mrs Marsh of Syracuse, n Y; Mrs
Cooper, Henry Hinchen, Poul FILTER, of
Pekin, Ill Mr.. Stoddard, of Watseka, Ill.
Mrs Stoddard, Of Watseka, H.. Matte
Carsell, Mrs. Elizabeth Gross, George w.
Press, Mrs Poyton Press, Mrs John Voor-
hees, of Washington, ILL., Mrs Il. d. Stod-
dard, of West Point, Ia. Miss Emeline Cal
lester, of Winona, III. - Trim, travel
ing man in the employ Of John Kranz, Of
Chicago, ILL.,
THE WOUNDED AT CHATSwoRTH.
PEORIA, ILL, Aug l2.-Following is
list of the wounded at Chatsworth: Mrs |
Ann Kellogg, of fremont, slightly; Mrs. j. |
Welch, Of Peoria, slightly bruised; Mrs |
Isaac Boary, of Morrison, severely injured:
Catharine Lott, of Peoria, seriously injured; |
John McMaster, Of Peoria, back and leg |
bruised: Mrs. +. J. Laws, OF Eureka, head |
cut and side bruised; Sarah Nav Laws, Of |
Eureka, face cut and jaw broken; John w. |
Staron, of Green Valley, leg broken and cut |
across the abdomen: John Stein, Of Bush.
nell leg broken and spine injured; a lady |
from Tonica, ankle broken; David Craw-
ford. of Peoria bruised Oh the head; A. |
Abraham, of Peoria, arm broken, leg /
broken, ribs broken and head bruised; q. Is. |
Ncwsom, Of Canton, hip dislocated; u. r. |
McGee, Of Laharpe. bruised Mrs Walters, |
of Peoria leg and jaw broken |
and badly cut; f.. r. Wrench, of Peoria,
slightly bruised Elton Walters, of Peoria,
thigh broken, and injured internally; Mrs. |
S. ii. Clark, Of Riotstown, Ohio, limbs
broken and head badly cut; G. o. Goodel, Of |
Peoria, head cut and leg badly hurt; Mrs.
Ed Tn Chellow, of Glasford, hip joint dis
located and legs bruised Robert Zimmer-